anybody else get any pictures of the iss passing overhead to
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I don’t know why this is all wavy. Its a thirty second exposure. I know I wasn’t touching the tripod for most if the exposure. the only guess I have is it was around 85% humidity when I took this.
iss fly by by lokisbong, on Flickr
“That’s no moon…”
“We know that, Ben, you senile old git. Shut it.”
Oh, and taken June 9th, 2010, 3:18am, from Meridian Rd & University area in Mesa, Az. 🙂
You just need a bigger flash. Like 2 or 3 megatons…..
You just need a bigger flash. Like 2 or 3 megatons…..
Anyone know where I can get a Fat Man on the cheap?
Craigslist…
I thought that was just for estate sales…and tricks.
You just need a bigger flash. Like 2 or 3 megatons…..
Or just about 500 watts of properly collimated red, green, and blue lasers…
Do like the WTC light towers. 7000 5KW spotlights linked together. Everybody needs 3.5 Megawatts of illumination (or roughly the energy consumption of a small town on a hot summer day).
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